NEW ZEALAND PRESENTS - NZ COMPOSERS

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NEW ZEALAND PRESENTS - NZ COMPOSERS' SERIES - COPY CDR2 (see also ID 100431)
This is a series of recitals featuring NZ composers and artists which seems to have originated at 1ZB. Composers were invited to contribute their own works - hundreds were received - and they were performed in the studio, in front of an audience, and recorded live.
The recitals were part of the New Zealand Presents series.
In the listings below the composer's name is given first followed by the title, then performers.

CDR2.
Tk 1) 1.9.46 DUR 14:37
Harry Hiscocks "Medalis". (words by 'Hero' of AK) Maurice Tansley (tenor) & Moya Cooper-Smith, piano
David Sharp [CH] "The Fairy Tale Parade". Hazel Peele & Moya Cooper-Smith, piano
Henry Shirley [AK] 'Patricia Dances". Henry Shirley, piano
Les Pearce [AK] "Rainbow Treasure Waltz". Maurice Tansley (tenor) & Moya Cooper-Smith, piano

Tk 2) 20.10.46 DUR 12:26
Rosalind Martin "Now The War Is Over". Hazel Peele (soprano) & piano
Peter Swan [Westport] "Street of Dreams". James Pearson (tenor) & piano
Mrs A. Burn [Mairangi Bay, AK] "I'm Longing To Adore You Again". Fraser Daly (tenor) & piano
Alan Ford [Whangarei] "Freedom". Desmond Casey (baritone) & piano

DOC (baritone William Clothier biographical notes).

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Year 1946

Reference number 31540

Media type AUDIO

Collection Sound Collection

Ngā Taonga Korero Collection

Credits RNZ Collection
HISCOCKS, Harry
Tansley, Maurice
COOPER-SMITH, Moya
SHARP, David
PEELE, Hazel
Shirley, Henry, 1902-1976
Pearce, Les
MARTIN, Rosalind
SWAN, Peter
PEARSON, James
BURN, A.
Daly, Fraser
FORD, Alan
CASEY, Desmond

Duration 00:30:00

Date 01 Sep 1946

Subject Composers -- New Zealand
Music -- New Zealand

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